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Music fans on the second day of the TRNSMT Festival.(Image: Getty)<\/p>\nThe group The Fontaines D.C were performing the penultimate main stage act at the music festival in Glasgow.Music fans on the second day of the TRNSMT Festival.(Image: Getty)<\/p>\n
The Fontaines D.C led chants of “free Palestine\u201d at TRNSMT<\/a> as the penultimate main stage act at the music festival in Glasgow.<\/p>\n Many in the crowd were seen donning the Irish Tricolour, while others brought Palestine flags.<\/a><\/p>\n Near the end of the show, a massive Palestine flag<\/a> was put on screen in the middle of the stage, while huge screens flanked on either side of the stage read: \u201cIsrael is committing a genocide use your voice.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cGlasgow is home away from home,\u201d he told the tens of thousands of fans who braved 30-degree weather to see them live, dedicating the song Favourite<\/a> to the city.<\/p>\n The Irish group had a Palestine flag<\/a> draped over their equipment on stage and Carlos O’Connell had a free Palestine sticker on his guitar.<\/p>\n The pinnacle of the set<\/a> was when the group performed I Love You from their album, Skinty Fia.<\/p>\n Free Palestine appeared on the two big screens on either side of the stage as Grian belted the line ‘Selling genocide<\/a>‘ in the song’s bridge and a Palestine flag appeared on the huge screen behind them.<\/p>\n The chants and promotion of the ‘free Palestine’ cause came after TRNSMT had dropped West Belfast<\/a> band Kneecap from the bill after Police Scotland raised safety fears.<\/p>\n First minister John Swinney had also claimed Kneecap<\/a> should not be allowed to play the festival.<\/p>\n